Fit Physiotherapy of Newmarket has been caring for patients in Newmarket since 2013. We are a multidisciplinary clinic, so physiotherapy, sports injury rehabilitation, massage therapy, chiropractic care, pelvic floor physiotherapy, custom orthotics and Shockwave therapy, dry needling and acupuncture are all available under one roof, alongside one-on-one exercise therapy in our on-site training facility.
Our team includes physiotherapists, a chiropractor (Dr. Brianna Gibbons, DC) and a Registered Massage Therapist (Shauna Park, RMT, DOMP), all working in the same clinic at 20 Charles Street. If you would like to combine physiotherapy with chiropractic care or massage, we can help you plan appointments that fit together. Meet our team.
Every treatment plan is built around the person in front of us, and we explain what is happening in plain language. We direct bill mostinsurance plans to make it convenient for you to receive the Physiotherapy care you need. No doctor’s referral is needed to book an appointment.
Physiotherapy
Sports Therapy
Dry Needling
Shockwave Therapy
Electro Stimulation
Massage Therapy
Great staff and service. I feel much better after the care and treatment provided. Highly recommend.
The staff at FIT are incredible. Very friendly, from your first phone call to the appointment, every person I spoke to was fun and respectful and lovely. Diagnosis was very thorough, and I felt like I was in good hands when I left.
Amazing staff and facility. Warm environment with genuine people who care about getting you healthy again. Highly recommended facility for your road to recovery
Amazing people, amazing environment with results from people who care!!! I can’t say any more that hasn’t already been said. I would recommend Fit Physiotherapy to anyone looking for a physiotherapist.
Never had physiotherapy before so did not know what to expect. Very positive experience starting with booking of initial appointment and first session today-staff are very friendly and helped answer all my questions.
I’ve been going to fit physiotherapy for just over a year now, the staff is very friendly, very helpful and they even make it fun to be there,I would highly recommend fit Physiotherapy to anyone who needs treatment for any injury that they have, this would be the place I personally would recommend.
Do I need a doctor’s referral to see a physiotherapist?
No. Physiotherapy is direct-access in Ontario, so you can book an assessment with us directly. Some extended health plans ask for a referral before they reimburse, so it is worth checking your policy.
Do you direct bill my insurance?
Yes. We bill directly to most insurance providers, so in most cases you only pay any portion your plan does not cover. See the insurers we direct bill.
What happens at my first appointment?
Your physiotherapist will review your history, discuss your symptoms and goals, and assess how you are moving. You will get an explanation in plain language, begin treatment the same visit, and leave with a home exercise plan. More about your first visit.
Do you take WSIB claims?
Not directly. Our partner clinic, Spectrum Physiotherapy, handles WSIB claims. We can still help with work-related injuries treated through your extended health benefits. Read our guide to work injuries and WSIB.
Is physiotherapy covered by OHIP at your clinic?
We do not offer OHIP-funded physiotherapy. Most of our patients use extended health benefits, and we direct bill most providers.
What areas do you serve?
Our clinic is at 20 Charles Street in Newmarket, and we see patients from across York Region including Aurora, Richmond Hill, Markham, Vaughan, King City, Bradford, Keswick and Mount Albert.
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